The new feature-length film from DC writer/director Karim Mowatt tells the fictional story of a go-go band. It recently had a premiere screening; look for more screenings around town and an eventual ...

This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Across the DC area, communities are gathering for tribute concerts, history exhibitions, reflections, and service projects to remember the ...

Good morning. Did you see all that lightning late last night? One more blazing, muggy day today with highs in the low 90s. More storms are possible overnight before things get cooler and drier over ...

Four years after Irena, a pathologist’s assistant from Oklahoma, and Jeff, a filmmaker from Rockville, connected on Hinge, Jeff popped the question in a romcom-inspired proposal. The scene: it was ...

Where: Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina, Cambridge, MD; 410-901-1234. What’s special: This close-to-home waterfront destination sits on 342 acres of Maryland’s Eastern Shore ...

All brunches are on Monday, September 7. A&J Restaurant 1319 Rockville Pike #C, Rockville; 4316 Markham St., Unit B, Annandale Our favorite dim sum spot in the area serves up thousand-layer pancakes, ...

June 13: This story has been updated since its original posting. It was 2 PM, and some of the earliest spectators to arrive outside the Kennedy Center were Louise Weiner and Julia LaVilla, who sat ...

Surcharges are taking over Washington menus—creating confusion for diners, backlash for restaurants, and a fight over the future of eating out. Christine Lilyea was a folk-rock singer and music-venue ...

The author known as Zane has published 39 books. She has invented characters like Soror Ride Dick and described them as they partake in weekend-long mega-orgies, have sex at mattress stores, and lick ...

Bragging points:A 1925 Tudor Revival–style house, known as Pine Crest Manor, with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two half baths, a breakfast atrium, a guest suite, an art-storage room, three terraces, ...

Good government advocate Craig Holman has spent decades battling against the power of big money and special interests in Washington politics. These days, his work feels especially urgent.